alangibson

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   Juicero reviewed by an axe wielding Canadian(youtube.com)

   1 points by alangibson 9y ago|0 comments
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   by alangibson 10y ago

   Congrats and a big "thanks" are also due for SES, for having the brass to put what I'm sure is a spendy piece of hardware on top of Elon's latest comic book science experiment.
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   by alangibson 10y ago

   How do you deal with local ordinances? This shadetree mechanic thing is illegal in a lot of municipalities and is forbidden in every apartment lease contract I ever signed in Texas.
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   by alangibson 10y ago

   These places never do well because: 1. Tool theft. Anyone that's ever done anything Blue Collar will know that tools evaporate as soon as you turn your head. 2. Failure to fix. Cars end up taking up space due to their owners inability
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   by alangibson 10y ago

   I get the desire to avoid Bad Hires, especially before the team is big enough to take up the slack of some C students. What's interesting though is what these practices imply about the Good Hires. They would have to be junior enough to
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   by alangibson 10y ago

   That last interview is genius. That's exactly what employers should be doing. Ask for enough from the interviewee to confirm that they're competent, but also show respect for them by compensating them for their time. It sounds lik
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   Ask HN: Are startup hiring practices asking too much?

   4 points by alangibson 10y ago|7 comments